Iran’s Exhausted Currency Continues to Plummet

Iran's currency hit a new record low against foreign currencies, with one US dollar reaching as high as 21,000 tomans. The currency tumbled a few days after the International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) Board of Governors passed a resolution on June 19, 2020, calling ...

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Explosion at Natanz Nuclear Site: Accident or Sabotage?; Rouhani on the Road to Impeachment

Show Impeachment!The editorial of Jahan Sanat written by reformist academic Sadegh Zibakalam predicts that the new hardline Parliament will table a “show impeachment” against Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, blaming all issues and problems on him and his government.The recent session of the Iranian Foreign ...

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Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kazemi’s Financial Reform Program to Combat Corruption: Accumulated Challenges and a Limited Response

Iraq’s financial reforms are interconnected with the government’s fight against  corruption. This  has been one of the most sensitive issues facing  successive governments since 2003. Combating corruption is now a top priority for Mustafa al-Kazemi’s government  and  an important part of its financial reform ...

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Iran to Sign 25-Year Cooperation Plan with China; Death Sentences Handed to Protesters

Let us Deal With the Main Problems, not the Minor IssuesThe editorial of Arman Melli written by Mohammad Taghi Fazel Meibodi, a religious scholarfrom Qom’s seminary, focuses on how ignoring major economic problems – and dealing with minor issues – has been costly for ...

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